Sentence examples for if I fired from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, he didn't care if I fired him".

Though there again, if I fired my accountant husband I'd have to pay someone to do my tax return.

I couldn't make a pile of dough-re-mi like that even if I fired people twenty-four hours a day.

"In my anger I do not know if I fired two shots in to the barrel or one into the air and another into the barrel," said West in his sworn statement.

That's my fault, so if I fire anyone, I should fire myself, or else I'm a coward.

In Pennsylvania, if I fire employees without cause or lay them off, I have to pay a large portion of their unemployment benefits out of my own pocket.

On the other hand, if I fire someone for cause, I am not required to contribute to their unemployment payments and the payments may be denied altogether.

"If I fire public employees they will knock on our doors for food, and where will I get it?" he said.

Then he instilled some own-brand stability: sacking and unsacking Brian McDermott inside 24 hours; pledging not to sack Dave Hockaday ("It's too simple to sack him. If I fire anyone, I should fire myself, or else I'm a coward.

So if I fire a hole on to the ceiling, and another on to the ground, I can jump through the ground and re-appear falling through the ceiling.

If I fire my handgun, one second from now its barrel will be hot; if I do not fire, one second from now the barrel will not be hot; but the proposition one second from now the barrel will be hot is right now either true or false.